Question

matching:
nativism
isolationism
red scare
palmer raids
sacco and vanzetti
kkk
quota system
prohibition
speakeasies
bootleggers
al capone
fundamentalism
scopes trial
flapper
radio
babe ruth
charles lindbergh
great migration
harlem renaissance
jazz music
a. african american style of music, popular in the 1920s
b. aviator, flew solo across the atlantic ocean
c. belief that the bible is literally true
d. people could listen to news and music in their homes
e. about teaching evolution in schools
f. against immigrants and foreign - born people in the usa
g. bootlegger, crime boss in chicago
h. against getting involved in other countries affairs
i. new styles for women, freedom, dress, dancing
j. celebration of african american art and culture
k. targeted communist and anarchist groups
l. fear of communism, after russian revolution
m. illegally making and/or distributing alcohol
n. african americans moving from the south to the north
o. convicted of murder, anarchists and italian immigrants
p. illegal bars and clubs that served alcohol during prohibition
q. baseball star of the 1920s
r. racist group, wanted “100% pure americans”
s. set limits on immigration to the usa from certain parts of europe and asia
t. outlawed alcohol, 18th amendment

Explanation:

• Nativism: Nativism is the belief in favoring native - born citizens over immigrants, so it matches with F (Against immigrants and foreign - born people in the USA).
• Isolationism: Isolationism is the policy of not getting involved in foreign affairs, so it matches with H (Against getting involved in other countries affairs).
• Red Scare: The Red Scare was the fear of communism after the Russian Revolution, so it matches with L (Fear of Communism, after Russian Revolution).
• Palmer Raids: The Palmer Raids targeted Communist and Anarchist groups, so it matches with K (Targeted Communist and Anarchist groups).
• Sacco and Vanzetti: Sacco and Vanzetti were convicted of murder, and they were anarchists and Italian immigrants, so it matches with O (Convicted of Murder, anarchists and Italian immigrants).
• KKK: The KKK is a racist group that wanted "100% pure Americans", so it matches with R (Racist group, wanted "100% pure Americans").
• Quota System: The Quota System set limits on immigration to the USA from certain parts of Europe and Asia, so it matches with S (Set limits on immigration to the USA from certain parts of Europe and Asia).
• Prohibition: Prohibition outlawed alcohol through the 18th Amendment, so it matches with T (Outlawed Alcohol, $18^{th}$ Amendment).
• Speakeasies: Speakeasies were illegal bars and clubs that served alcohol during Prohibition, so it matches with P (Illegal Bars and clubs that served Alcohol during Prohibition).
• Bootleggers: Bootleggers illegally made and/or distributed alcohol, so it matches with M (Illegally making and/or distributing alcohol).
• Al Capone: Al Capone was a bootlegger and crime boss in Chicago, so it matches with G (Bootlegger, crime boss in Chicago).
• Fundamentalism: Fundamentalism is the belief that the Bible is literally true, so it matches with C (Belief that the bible is literally true).
• Scopes Trial: The Scopes Trial was about teaching evolution in schools, so it matches with E (About teaching evolution in schools).
• Flapper: Flappers represented new styles for women, including freedom in dress and dancing, so it matches with I (New styles for Women, freedom, dress, dancing).
• Radio: The radio allowed people to listen to news and music in their homes, so it matches with D (People could listen to news and music in their homes).
• Babe Ruth: Babe Ruth was a baseball star of the 1920s, so it matches with Q (Baseball Star of the 1920s).
• Charles Lindbergh: Charles Lindbergh was an aviator who flew solo across the Atlantic Ocean, so it matches with B (Aviator, flew solo across the Atlantic Ocean).
• Great Migration: The Great Migration was the movement of African Americans from the South to the North, so it matches with N (African Americans moving from the South to the North).
• Harlem Renaissance: The Harlem Renaissance was a celebration of African American art and culture, so it matches with J (Celebration of African American art and culture).
• Jazz Music: Jazz music is an African American style of music that was popular in the 1920s, so it matches with A (African American style of music, popular in the 1920s).

Answer:

• Nativism: F. Against immigrants and foreign - born people in the USA
• Isolationism: H. Against getting involved in other countries affairs
• Red Scare: L. Fear of Communism, after Russian Revolution
• Palmer Raids: K. Targeted Communist and Anarchist groups
• Sacco and Vanzetti: O. Convicted of Murder, anarchists and Italian immigrants
• KKK: R. Racist group, wanted "100% pure Americans"
• Quota System: S. Set limits on immigration to the USA from certain parts of Europe and Asia
• Prohibition: T. Outlawed Alcohol, $18^{th}$ Amendment
• Speakeasies: P. Illegal Bars and clubs that served Alcohol during Prohibition
• Bootleggers: M. Illegally making and/or distributing alcohol
• Al Capone: G. Bootlegger, crime boss in Chicago
• Fundamentalism: C. Belief that the bible is literally true
• Scopes Trial: E. About teaching evolution in schools
• Flapper: I. New styles for Women, freedom, dress, dancing
• Radio: D. People could listen to news and music in their homes
• Babe Ruth: Q. Baseball Star of the 1920s
• Charles Lindbergh: B. Aviator, flew solo across the Atlantic Ocean
• Great Migration: N. African Americans moving from the South to the North
• Harlem Renaissance: J. Celebration of African American art and culture
• Jazz Music: A. African American style of music, popular in the 1920s